When it comes to auto runners, you always need to find a way to make improvements that will benefit players. For instance, how do you make the game feel like a much different beast than it actually is? In the case …
Noble Nutlings is a time trial-based game where you try to complete levels as fast as possible. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
As much as I loved the vehicle customization and puzzle-like aspects of 2012's Bad Piggies, in some ways, Noble Nutlings is the game I always wanted Bad Piggies to be. The first release from ex-Rovio team Boomlagoon, Noble Nutlings is a fantastic physics-based racing game, where razor-sharp reflexes will determine whether you cross that finish line in balloon-bursting glory, or land in a heap of leaves and twigs on the forest floor.
The reasons why other animals don't drive cars are numerous. But if you looked at the very top of the list, it would say "complete and utter disregard for traffic laws." Such is the case with the creatures in Noble Nutlings. They're a rambunctious bunch of squirrel-things, driving around on jalopies made up of items like oranges, beach balls, and turtle shells. Although I can't say for certain, something tells me that's illegal. Awesome, but still illegal.